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JMEC Announces Data Security Incident
JMEC News:
Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative (JMEC) issued the following statement today related to a Data Security Incident:
“Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative (JMEC) recently learned of a data security incident that may impact some of our members. We take this incident very seriously and are working alongside law enforcement, expert service providers, and our regulatory leadership to resolve it.
“The JMEC data security incident may have involved some of the organization’s financial documents inadvertently being placed for trash pickup rather than for their secure disposal.
JMEC was notified Wednesday afternoon, June 09, 2021, that some of these documents were scattered from a waste hauling truck that services the cooperative. These were gathered by hand and returned to JMEC.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia Airlines Berhad s Enrich frequent flyer programme members have been advised to change their passwords following a data security incident at one of its third-party IT service providers.
According to a Malaysia Airlines e-mail to Enrich members on Monday (March 1), the incident affects some personal data of Enrich members between March 2010 and June 2019.
“Malaysia Airlines has no evidence that any personal data has been misused and the incident did not disclose any account passwords. We are nevertheless encouraging Enrich members to change their account passwords as a precautionary measure, ” the airline said in the e-mail.
Malaysia Airlines also said in the e-mail that it would not be contacting members regarding the updating of their information via telephone call.
Notification of Data Security Incident – December 23, 2020
Dear NetGalley Member,
It is with great regret that we inform you that on Monday, December 21, 2020 NetGalley was the victim of a data security incident. What initially seemed like a simple defacement of our homepage has, with further investigation, resulted in the unauthorized and unlawful access to a backup file of the NetGalley database.
It is with an abundance of caution that we wanted to let you know this incident may have exposed some of the information you have shared with NetGalley.
The backup file that was impacted contained your Profile information, which includes your login name and password, name and email address. Also, if supplied by you, your mailing address, birthday, company name, and Kindle email address. We currently have no evidence of the exposure of any of this data, but we cannot at this stage rule out the possibility. We expect that you may have many additional questions – below are the questio
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